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Heparanase level and procoagulant activity are reduced in severe sepsis.

Moshe MatanDaniel KingEli PeledShanny AckermanYaron Bar-LaviBenjamin BrennerYona Nadir
Published in: European journal of haematology (2017)
Heparanase procoagulant activity decreases during sepsis and returns to normal levels as soon as the patient recovers. Hence, it can be potentially used to predict the risk of severe sepsis. These findings need to be further explored in large-scale studies.
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